Image credits
and website information.
The site uses authorized brochure photography, project-supplied landscapes, credited licensed photos and temporary theme illustrations, resized, converted to WebP and cropped for display. Use does not imply endorsement by photographers or attractions, or promise the same season, weather or scenery during your visit.
Landscape photography supplied by the project owner
The autumn peaks in the homepage's Peaks and Valleys section and the Bailong Elevator ticket imagery use photos from the project owner's authorized asset folder. The existing morning-light and flowering-branch peak images were also supplied by the project owner, who describes those existing assets as officially supplied. The Tianmen Cave sea-of-clouds photo was separately supplied and designated for this website. Originals are retained; web versions are only proportionally resized, converted and cropped for display. The supplying institutions and photographer credits are pending; the Creative Commons licences for other photos below do not apply. Autumn colours, blossoms and mist reflect conditions at the time of photography, not every season.
Wulingyuan brochure: content and authorized photography
The project owner supplied and confirmed permission to use the final Wulingyuan album dated 16 September 2023. Its back cover credits the Wulingyuan District Bureau of Culture, Tourism, Radio, Television and Sports, Zhangjiajie; individual photographers are not listed. The following images were extracted from embedded originals, preserving their subjects, converting print colours for the web and resizing proportionally. The Creative Commons licences for other photos on this page do not apply.
- West Sea peaks: PDF page 4, used for the Wulingyuan stay destination and Tianzi Mountain place image.
- Yuanjiajie: PDF page 11, printed pages 21–22, used for the classic itinerary and Forest Park tickets. Two embedded images were rejoined to restore the original continuous scene.
- Yangjiajie sandstone walls: PDF page 16, printed page 32, used for the in-depth Wulingyuan itinerary.
- Tiaoyutan, Golden Whip Stream: PDF page 19, printed page 38; used for valley trips and place imagery.
- Three Sisters Peaks: PDF page 22, printed page 43. Landscape reference for Ten-mile Gallery, not a photograph of the sightseeing train.
- Huanglong Cave: PDF page 24, printed pages 47–48; used for Peaks, Caves and Lakes.
- Baofeng Lake: PDF page 27, printed page 53, used as a secondary image for the cave-and-lake itinerary.
- Charming Xiangxi: PDF page 28, printed page 56; used on the corresponding show and ticket pages.
- Romance of Zhangjiajie: PDF page 29, printed page 57, used on the corresponding show and ticket pages.
- Shuimu Xiaoxiang courtyard: PDF page 39, printed page 77. An example of Wulingyuan accommodation style only, not a partner property, current facilities or bookable room types.
- Tianzi Mountain Cable Car: PDF page 42, printed page 83, used for the corresponding scenic transport page. Not Tianmen Mountain Cable Car.
Old-town theme
The homepage's More section uses temporary night-lit ancient-town theme imagery, not an exact depiction of a particular town or a promise of itinerary inclusions. Peaks, Caves and Lakes now uses a Huanglong Cave photograph from the album listed above.
Stay and food themes
Mountain retreats, city stays, courtyard guesthouses, family stays, home-style food, breakfast, tea and light meals are themes, not confirmed partner businesses, room types, menus or services for sale. The courtyard guesthouse uses the Wulingyuan brochure photograph credited above; other stay and food cards retain temporary illustrations. The courtyard photograph does not depict accommodation in Fenghuang, Furong Town or other regions. Business details, photos, reviews and prices will be verified separately. Waterfall-town and riverside-town images in the stays section are also temporary illustrations, not precise records of Furong Town or Fenghuang Ancient Town.
Hotel photos
Hotel images were selected from hotel folders and introduction documents supplied by the project owner. Photographer credits are pending, and the Creative Commons licences for other photos do not apply. Images of Hilton Garden Inn Zhangjiajie Tianmen Mountain are design renderings from its introduction document and are labelled accordingly; Shangu Mijing images come from its room-type document. Originals are retained; web versions are only proportionally resized, converted and cropped for display. Full images can be viewed in the gallery, with original markings retained. Photos do not imply that every room type, furnishing or facility is included in the room rate. Confirm services with the hotel.
Sandstone peaks in Zhangjiajie National Forest Park
Photography:xiquinhosilva. View the original on Wikimedia Commons. License: CC BY 2.0.
Golden Whip Stream
Photography:江上清风1961. View the original on Wikimedia Commons. License: CC BY 3.0.
Attraction photography
Photographs show the scenery at the time they were taken, not current access, transport operations or ticket inclusions.
The photographs below have been proportionally resized and converted to WebP. Page previews may be cropped; open the enlarged view to see the full image. Web derivatives retain the original license shown for each photograph, including any ShareAlike requirements.
Tianmen Mountain entrance and peaks
Photography:xiquinhosilva · View the original on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0 · Web image
Glass walkway on Tianmen Mountain
Photography:xiquinhosilva · View the original on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0 · Web image
Tianmen Cave and the stairway
Photography:xiquinhosilva · View the original on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0 · Web image
Glass bridge deck and canyon
Photography:Sunyiming · View the original on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Web image
Panoramic view of the Grand Canyon Glass Bridge
Photography:אביהוד · View the original on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Web image
Glass bridge spanning the canyon
Photography:Codas · View the original on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Web image
Panoramic view of Wulingyuan's sandstone peaks
Photography:颐园居 · View the original on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Web image
Peaks in the National Forest Park
Photography:xiquinhosilva · View the original on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0 · Web image
Cable car and sandstone peaks in the National Forest Park
Photography:xiquinhosilva · View the original on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0 · Web image
Tianzi Mountain Cable Car and the peaks
Photography:Codas · View the original on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Web image
View from a Tianzi Mountain Cable Car cabin
Photography:Rocio Gil · View the original on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Web image
Baofeng Lake and surrounding peaks
Photography:Yoo Chung · View the original on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.5 · Web image
Aerial panorama of Furong Town
Photography:Chensiyuan · View the original on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Web image
Furong Town in the morning mist
Photography:Popolon · View the original on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Web image
Furong Town at night
Photography:Popolon · View the original on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Web image
Indigo-dyed textiles in Furong Town
Photography:Popolon · View the original on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Web image
Bailong Elevator and the cliff face
Photography:Codas · View the original on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Web image
Sandstone peaks around Bailong Elevator
Photography:Codas · View the original on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Web image
Architecture of 72 Qilou
Photography:Codas · View the original on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Web image
Street view of 72 Qilou
Photography:Codas · View the original on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Web image
Pavilions of 72 Qilou
Photography:Codas · View the original on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Web image
Sandstone peaks of Ten-mile Gallery
Photography:江上清风1961 · View the original on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 3.0 · Web image
Stalactites in Huanglong Cave
Photography:欧治 · View the original on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Web image
Interior scenery of Huanglong Cave
Photography:欧治 · View the original on Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Web image
Xiangxi Fu venue photographs
Photographs of Xiangxi Fu’s exhibitions, architecture and venue surroundings were supplied by the project team with permission for use on this website; photographer credits are pending. Originals are retained. Web versions only undergo color-space conversion, downsizing and display cropping. The Creative Commons licenses covering other photographs do not apply to these. The photographs show the venue as it appeared when photographed and do not confirm the areas currently open to visitors, guided interpretation or available experiences.
Cultural experience theme
Charming Xiangxi and Romance of Zhangjiajie use photographs from the licensed album listed above; Xiangxi Fu uses venue photographs supplied by the project owner. 72 Qilou still uses temporary night-scene theme imagery. Architectural details, lighting and crowd levels are not promises of current venue conditions.
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